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Hire book cover artist jobs service .<|endoftext|>this past week, the u.s. government's federal communications commission (fcc) announced its plan to dismantle net neutrality, the obama-era rule that requires internet service providers (commonly called isps) to give equal treatment to all internet content and applications. critics say the rule will increase broadband prices and reduce investment in the tech that runs over the internet — thereby stifling job growth and potentially reducing broadband adoption by young people as they seek to gain more access to information. proponents of net neutrality believe that it ensures that a company isn't just allowed to charge users extra to access a site or application, but that the company itself is also protected from discrimination. while net neutrality supporters believe that this principle would make internet access a level playing field, opponents argue that it would allow the biggest isps to squeeze out smaller ones and put the internet on an oligarchy. it's an important debate, and one americans should care about. but we must also consider the potential costs, benefits, and tradeoffs. is the potential loss of the federal communications commission's net neutrality rule really worth it? what is net neutrality? net neutrality, as written, has one critical feature: isps can't throttle the speed of internet traffic based on a priority granted to one source over another.